I still remember the frustration I felt when I first delved into the concept of the habit loop. Everywhere I looked, there were overly complicated, pseudoscientific explanations that seemed to […]
What Is the Decentralized Internet (web3)? a No-hype Explanation
I still remember the first time I heard about what is decentralized internet (Web3) – it was at a tech conference, and everyone was buzzing about how it was going […]
How to Build Trust in Your Personal and Professional Life
I still remember the day my motorcycle broke down on a deserted highway, leaving me to face the harsh reality of my own _self-doubt_. It was a moment that taught […]
Where Everybody Knows Your Name: the Vanishing Importance of “third Places”
As I sit in my favorite coffee shop, surrounded by the gentle hum of conversation and the aroma of freshly brewed coffee, I’m reminded of the importance of third places […]
The Only Constant Is Change: a Guide on How to Adapt to Change
I still remember the day my father’s factory closed down, leaving our small industrial town in shambles. It was a brutal lesson in how to adapt to change, one that […]
The Only Constant Is Change: a Guide on How to Adapt to Change
I still remember the day my father’s factory closed down, leaving our small industrial town in shambles. It was a brutal lesson in how to adapt to change, one that […]
How to Maintain Mental Wellness Every Day
I still remember the smell of damp earth and decaying leaves from my morning trail runs, a scent that’s both grounding and invigorating. It’s a sensation that never fails to […]
The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to Getting Started
I still remember the day I decided to take control of my chaotic life by creating a Beginner’s guide to organizing my space and time. It was a moment of […]
Finding Time for a Side Hustle When You Have a Full-time Job
I still remember the days when I thought finding time for a side hustle was all about having an extra few hours to spare. But let’s get real, most of […]
Stronger in the Broken Places: an Introduction to Post-traumatic Growth
I still remember the smell of freshly developed film, the sound of my father’s old camera shutter clicking away as he tried to capture the beauty in our rundown industrial […]